Daily Tribune (Philippines)

MILANO MODA UOMO:

SETTING THE FASHION BAR HIGH FOR 2024

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Thai actor and model Gulf Kanawut’s airport look en route to Milan was a heritage-infused Gucci Savoy travel piece from the Gucci Valigeria collection. As the first male Friend of the House for Gucci Thailand, Kanawut brought a refreshing style and look by wearing a white patterned sweatshirt paired with black leather pants, white sneakers and black bag when he attended the show.

ZEGNA

Zegna’s global creative community discovered front-row style from The Oasi of Cashmere collection. The versatile pieces can be transforme­d into an array of outfits that encourage freedom and effortless­ness as they were really envisioned as a complete system of dressing by the luxury menswear’s artistic director Alessandro Sartori.

The inspiratio­n for The Oasi Cashmere came from Oasi Zegna, a freely accessible nature park. It was establishe­d in the area surroundin­g the historic Wool Mill by the fashion brand’s founder Ermenegild­o Zegna. He planted the first tree in Oasi Zegna in 1910, igniting a sustainabl­e spirit and reforestat­ion project that today includes over 500,000 trees and counting.

“Oasi Zegna is the center of our world and is a veritable lab,” Sartori said. “It’s a place in which we can tirelessly explore new fabricatio­ns, develop new forms and devise forwardthi­nking solutions for the now.

“Here we experiment with the most exquisite natural fibers and dyes while decoding functions and recoding lines to create a system that frees personal interpreta­tion. We do so in a constant lookout for beauty and responsibl­e commitment to the environmen­t. We follow a wholesome idea of fashion as a transforma­tion of fabrics, colours and silhouette­s.”

Zegna invited Thai actors Norawit Titicharoe­nrak and Nattawat Jirochtiku­l (a.k.a. Gemini and Fourth, respective­ly). Gemini donned a gray cashmere turtleneck with matching marl trousers while Fourth, in a black cashmere turtleneck with matching loose black trousers and paired with a blazer.

DOLCE & GABBANA

For Dolce & Gabbana’s show, the Metropol multi-functional space underwent a style shift with a sculpted staircase commanding the runway that transporte­d guests into a new dimension. The pure power of Nero Sicilia redefined the style codes of masculine charm in absolute black. Daytime attire for the Dolce & Gabbana man came to life in a playful mix of geometric cuts and contempora­ry proportion­s.

Additional­ly, the preference for clean lines seamlessly blended glamor and expert tailoring. As night fell, the sleek and elegant look transforme­d into a radiant display, featuring coats, jackets and trousers adorned with sequins or stones for a chalk-striped effect. With such refined details and clean lines, the essence of the brand evolved with sophistica­ted accessorie­s, from soft clutches to precious pins and floral accents on the footwear.

Thai actors Jiratchapo­ng Srisang (Force) and Kasidet Plookphol (Book) wore a total look each straight from the runway collection, and matched it with a pair of black sock jersey shoes. Force donned a black leather vest paired with loose black trousers. Book, on the other hand, wore a white sleeveless top complete with a tie underneath a black vest paired with black trousers.

TOD’S

Designed by Tod’s creative director Matteo Tamburini, the icons and the classics of menswear were revisited in Tod’s sartorial silhouette­s and volumes. It then created a collection that features the quality of the materials and craftsmans­hip as its keystone. It is a journey across the rediscover­y of the essence of Italian style through modern elegance.

Tod’s presented Pashmy, a work of research on the most exclusive and precious materials through renowned methods of Italian craftsmans­hip that embodies the highest expression of artisanal tradition. The Pashmy bomber was highlighte­d as an iconic piece in the men’s wardrobe with its essential and functional lines.

The collection itself was presented in warm browns and ecru, as well as in the cool shades of ice and teal. Not to be missed was the iconic Tod’s W.G. ankle boot in shearling, drawing inspiratio­n from the aviation and ski worlds. The Bubble Gommino reflected the precious textures of ready-towear. Completing the collection was the signature Di Bag, adorned with precious variations and refined hues, from hammered leather to shearling, in tones of tan and black.

Thai actor and model Nichakoon Khajornbor­irak (Meen/Nicha) made heads turn at the fashion show. He donned an ensemble of beige wool blazer and classic trousers over a V-neck jumper top, plus a pair of Tod’s T timeless black leather loafers from the new collection.

 ?? ?? NORAWIT Titicharoe­nrak (left) and Nattawat Jirochtiku­l.
NORAWIT Titicharoe­nrak (left) and Nattawat Jirochtiku­l.
 ?? ?? NICHAKOON Khajornbor­irak
NICHAKOON Khajornbor­irak
 ?? ?? KASIDET Plookphol
KASIDET Plookphol

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